The Business Systems option in the Computer Information Systems degree program provides
students with the skills and knowledge to transfer to a baccalaureate institution
for further study; or to pursue a career in a business environment, usually as an
applications program­mer. A solid background in structured programming in two high-level
computer languages, systems application, and analysis and design is emphasized, and
course work in business is required.

To complete most computer assignments, students will need to use either BCC's computer
lab or an off-campus computer.

Related majors at the baccalaureate level include computer infor­mation systems and
management information

Expected Outcomes

Graduates of the program should be able to:

Apply fundamental concepts of programming languages and software development to solve
a diverse array of problems and recognize these concepts in different languages

Apply fundamental concepts of business such as accounting and economics to real world
situations

Analyze business problems through data analysis and create viable solutions through
the use of technology

Apply business ethics and procedures

Communicate clearly, accurately and succinctly through written and verbal means.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:

To earn a degree in this program, a student must complete the 66 program and general
education credits, plus the additional requirements, shown below.